From A Red, red rose to Comin’ thro the rye and Auld lang syne, Robert Burns’ poetry and music is beloved the world over. Join Les Délices and “shining” tenor James Reese for a joyful evening of ballad tunes and Caledonian country dances as we celebrate the Scottish bard ahead of his birthday. Presented by Academy of Early Music, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
From A Red, red rose to Comin’ thro the rye and Auld lang syne, Robert Burns’ poetry and music is beloved the world over. Join Les Délices and “shining” tenor James Reese for a joyful evening of ballad tunes and Caledonian country dances as we celebrate the Scottish bard ahead of his birthday. Presented by Academy of Early Music, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
From A Red, red rose to Comin’ thro the rye and Auld lang syne, Robert Burns’ poetry and music is beloved the world over. Join Les Délices and “shining” tenor James Reese for a joyful evening of ballad tunes and Caledonian country dances as we celebrate the Scottish bard ahead of his birthday. Presented by the Hudson Library and Historical Society.
Want to learn more about the musical traditions of Latin America? At this day long workshop, you'll try out Baroque bows, explore Baroque technique, and explore how Indigenous, European, and African influences shaped a style full of rhythmic vitality, expressive contrast, and improvisatory flair with an all-star faculty from Les Délices! This workshop is offered in a “Pay-what-you-can” model hosted by The Music Settlement in Cleveland’s University Circle. Registration via The Music Settlement. Space is limited!
A musical preview and composer conversation with Gilda Lyons, whose new work Soy La Diosa celebrates the divine feminine in Central American myth. Also featuring orchestra students from Bard HSEC performing music from the Chiquitos Missions in Bolivia. Arrive early to grab dinner in the CentroVilla25 food hall!
Centering Latin American folklore and historical legends, the second installment of Les Délices’ Mythology Project features acclaimed soprano Estelí Gomez in “Soy la Diosa” by Nicaraguan-American composer Gilda Lyons.
Centering Latin American folklore and historical legends, the second installment of Les Délices’ Mythology Project features acclaimed soprano Estelí Gomez in “Soy la Diosa” by Nicaraguan-American composer Gilda Lyons.
Les Délices returns to Akron’s iconic community events center for a free, one-hour performance with choral students from Firestone CLC. Les Délices’ ensemble of recorder, violins, baroque guitar, and percussion will perform 17th and 18th century instrumental music from Latin America as well as accompany Firestone choirs in works by Sebastian Durón and Manuel Correa that combines Indigenous, European, and African influences.
Presented by the Cleveland Museum of Art. Stellar violinist Shelby Yamin and keyboard virtuoso Mark Edwards from Les Délices present a special recital for fortepiano and violin that places sonatas by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart alongside works by Margarethe Danzi, Maddalena Lombardini Sirmen and Franziska Lebrun to illuminate Marianne Mozart's story.
Centering Latin American folklore and historical legends, the second installment of Les Délices’ Mythology Project features acclaimed soprano Estelí Gomez in “Soy la Diosa” by Nicaraguan-American composer Gilda Lyons.
Les Délices and soprano Hannah De Priest make musical magic with dramatic works from the French and Italian Baroque. “With a voice that is theater itself,” (Classique News), De Priest and a brilliant ensemble including oboe, violins, and continuo will beguile audiences and transport them to the heart of the Baroque Era.
Les Délices and soprano Hannah De Priest make musical magic with dramatic works from the French and Italian Baroque. “With a voice that is theater itself,” (Classique News), De Priest and a brilliant ensemble including oboe, violins, and continuo will beguile audiences and transport them to the heart of the Baroque Era.